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Newspaper Page TextPAGB TWO IOIBBCRG REUS UKVUCW Imm4 UUy BtMfi lutay. ft. W. ftl L. VMmWrljr ftrl O. SUkCKlFTlON RATKS Daily. pr rr. by mall Oally. month, by mU. I rrtv fr tnnnfh . .1 Th AclAtd PrM W I(IubI?1 Dtltl4 to th ut (or republication of all na dlait ha rrditt1 lo It a tot otharwUa credited In thli pap and aluo th (oral ntwi publlahod bara In. All rtjrbta of republic.... ou of p cal dlnpaUrbaa herein ara alao raaarved Cnlored at itcuna-ntu niMt(r Mj IT ltJO. at tha post offlra at RoaaburK nrmn nnVr th Art f Mh 171 rUwybrK, rKni, April l.'t, Itta 1 Birds Outdistanced By Army Airplane SAN FRANCISCO, April 13. A rare between an airplane and three carrier pigeons from 1'nrtlund, Ore gon, to the Ban Kranclseo bay re gion, resulted In a itrlklnir victory for the airplane. It having, beat the leading bird over the 722-niile course by 21 houra and 19 minutes. It de veloped today. The airplane, carrying Governor flen Olcott of Oregon, and Major II. II. Arnold, army aviator, took off from Portland at 8:15 a. m. and ar rived In San Francisco at 2:30 p. m. Monday. Aa the airplane was de layed for an hour at Medford, the elapsed time for the flight was S houra and 35 minutes. The first pigeon, a navjf bird, called "I'. H. fl. California." was reletr-ed at 8:05 a. in. and reached Its cote in Oakland nt 10:69 a. ni. Tuesday, coming In Just 21 hours, 19 minutes behind the machine. Advertising Contest A o ises Interest Lucky Strike cigarette Former Resident Now In Siberia Its toasted Chaplin himself wrote "The Kid" Is based on his foster father-hood to a two weeks old baby. Tbe pl'tiirn will ho shown at the Antlers theatre on Thursday and Friday nighta, April 1 4th and 16th. . o- Cutoff Road to Be Gravelled Mueh Interest is being shown In the advertising contest in connection with the moving picture film "The Kid" which Is being conducted by the Antlers theatre. Many answers havo been received to the contest and .have been placed by Manager Hill In a large boi. The drawing will take place from this box Thursday evening at seven o'clock, In front of the theatre. The first one to be tak en out of the box will receive $5 In merchandise from one of tho adver tisers, and the next four will recelvo two tickets to "Outside the I aw" a feature production coming here next week. "The Kid" Is tho picture that has been nationally advertised as having taken a year to make, and cost an Immense sum of money. The star, Charles Chapllu, shares honors for the first tlmo with a new discovery In Juvenile actorB, Jackie Coogan, who Is naid to he a real find. Diaries The Improvement of 77 nddltlonal miles of stale highway will bo con traded for by Iho slato hlKhway commission at a special meeting to bo held In Portland on April 22, ac cording to notices being sent to con tractors by the department. These Improvements which are estimated to cost approximately !I20,00). are divided Into ten different projects. The Burfadng of 9.6 miles of the highway with crushed gravel on th. Myrtlo Oreek-Canyonvllle section is one of the Important projecta. rnoi,hsioNAi, ca una I'. F. llllTsi II. VIOI.fV IXTIII CTKIN No. 7, Koninagen miock. It aiiamai mi. Auctioneer, .gets high $ itn N. line St - MIIS. S Ii. OWK.H Cut Flowers. Phon. 2411 41 W Oeea UK. M. fl. IM.YI.ICR Chiropractic Physician. Itl W. tons He. Sheet MetalWorkl OP MA KINI8 J. II. SINNIGER MO OAK UTRKKT I'HONF 42 "Catch Opportunity by Forelock'' while passing, and from now until Saturday Eve., the 23rd We are offering you the following: Any ell cook stove In stock at 15',;. discount. This will also carry tho prlvllego of buying any stove furni ture with It at bame discount. In other worda It moans a saving of $4.50 on a 830 purchase, or 8G.00 on a $40 purchase. . Ily furniture we mean aluminum, giunlte, tin, cast Iron and such other Items as you may need. Time Is limited, get busy, for atock la also limited. Churchill Hardware Company ItOSKIll KG, OKKOON. I. "Abrahams of tbia city, bas just received a letter from Vandran C. J. Kinney, for many years resldeft of this lty. who Is now In. Siberia with tbe American forces. The letter which Is (luted from Vladivostock, March 10. 1K21. is aa follows: Dear Friend: 1 have not written a letter since leaving the old town of Roacburg and I often wonder how the town la getting along and If Bhe has channel very much since I moved away from tbere. I am In Liberia wild tne l.'. 8. Expeditionary forces. I have be-?n here for about a month. Since leav- ng Itorcl.urn, I Joined the Naval ser vice of the l ulled States, and nave seen some of tho far eastern coun tries. 1 have been all over China. lapan and tha Fhlllioinc Islauds. I lift San Francisco Cal., . May 16 i SI 9. for this country and have been out here ever since. Tins country is fine, but Is very cold rlsht now. The harbor Is fr.izen up and everything is covered with snow. Tho Jiipaiies aro causing a lot of trouble for ui and the people. They killed an engi neer of tho U. . S. Albany utiout two months ago. We relieved this shin from duty and we expect to bo here about six months or maybe a year. hone everybody is well, and also ray and Hernlce. I hope this letter flndr you In the best of health, and tlx beRl wishes of tho season. Please ex cuhc this writing, as I am In n hurry to get thin letter off on the bout. From your friend, VAKRIAN C. J. KINNEY, IT. S. S. Helena, c-o Postmaster, San Francis o. NOTICE. All persons holding orders against the etxrew stock In tbe Automatic Electric Brake Company please sub mit them to Miss Blanche Iteed. Sec retary of the company, 440 Hancock St., Portland, Oregon, so we can protect you when the stock la re leased from escrow. KOBEUT Z. FARMER, President. ICE ROSEBURC ICE COMPANY Delivered to any part of the city on short notice. I'hone your orders to us for prompt delivery , Phone 14 KLINKE & CHAMBERS AlrOl'M) THE TOWN From Port land- Mr. and Mrs. Claire Vaughn re turned list evening after spenTllng ievernl ihva In Pnrtlmirl l-bcitine with friends and relatives. Return Home . Mrs. It. A. Wilson and little dau ghter, Nona Jeane, returned home tast evening after spending Beveral lays visiting with friends and rela :ives In Eugene. Irre on llnlness Shirley Clayton of Greens, Bpent veslerday In the- city attending to iiiKlnesB matters. Ho returned home sb'. evening. VfiiriiH From Portliijid A. L Kitchen who ban been In ''ortlund the lust .week on business, returned here last evening. Mr. Kit chen Is a former resident of the city ind Is here from his home In Oak 'and, California. I'.-T. Mevtliiic Enjoyable The meeting of the KOse Parent Teachers association held last nlnlit it-the Rose school war atteuded by a large number of members. Follow ing thn business session an Interest ing program was given. Musical num bers were prominent on the program nnd Rev. Phelps gave an Interesting talk concerning the relation of relig ion to education. Celebrate Wedding Anniversary Mr. nnd Mrs. William Fisher en tertained at their homo at 825 Win chester street lust evening in honor of their wedding anniversary. Those who enjoyed the hospitality of the Williams home were Mr. and Mrs. Cavonder, Mr. and Mrs. F. Woodruff, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Lough, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. I.ee Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knight, and Mr. and Mrs. L. Ingles. o SEEI l-OTATOKS FOIt SAT.F l ltlliK OF Ml 1TXOMAH We are offering hand selected stock for 82.50 per hundred pounds For table use, 81.50 per 100 lbs. BRAl'FOKr) BROS. West R isehurg. Phone Res 40F4 Office 481. AUTOMOBILE BATTERIES New Could Batteries while they last: Chevrolet 132.00 Studcbaker 35.00 Bulck 34.50 Overland 35.00 Podge 41 01) MOTOR SHOP GARAGE Agracy Itulck and ilirvroM 441 North JacHion 51 Itosuu IW, ,r.K(;o.N. WE SELL Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County Light and Water Co. LOOK. Wntrh the crowd blow In to Green's Tire Shop with their blow outs. o ' LEADING AUTHORITIES NOW SHOW JUST WHAT TANLAG REALLY IS Physiological Action of Principal Ingredients of Celebrated , Medicine On the Human System Is Explained. SUPREMACY CLAIMS WELL SUPPORTED Many of the Medicinal Elements Have Been Known and Used Since Civilization First Began. Tanlac, the celebrated medicine ( which has been accomplishing such remarkable results throughout this ;ountry and Canada, is composed of the most beneficial roots and herbs known to science. The formula ts purely ethical and compiles with all National and State Pure Food and Drug Laws. Altogether, there are ten Ingredients In Tanlac. each of which la of recognized therapeutic VQlue. 1 Many of these Ingredients havo been individually known and used ' since civilization first began, and some of them have been used and i prescribed by leading physicians everywhere, but until they have brought together in proper propor tion and atsoclatlon. as In the Tanlac formula, humanity had not hereto fore realized their full value and ef feet. , I In referring to one of the more important ingredients of Tanlac, the. Encyclopedia Brlttunica Bays: "It has' been the source of the most valuable tonic medicines that have ever been discovered." In referring to others of the general tonic drugs contained In Tanlac, the 13th Edition of Pot ter's Thernpeutlcs, a standard medi cal text book, states that "They im part general tone and strength to the entire system, including all or gans and tissues." This came well-known authority. In describing the physiological ac tion of still another of the Ingredi ents of Tanlac. which Is of value In treating what Is commonly known as a "run-down condition," uses the fol lowing expression: "It Is highly es teemed in loss of appetite during convalescence from acute diseases." There are certain other elements In Tanlac which, because of their In fluence upon the appetite, digestion, assimilation and elimination. Im prove the nutrition and vital activity of the tissues and more important organs of the body, and produce that state of general tonicity which Is called Health. The United States Dispensatory makes the following comment re garding another ingredient: "It may be used In all cares of pure debility of the dip-estlve organs or where n eeneral tonic Impression is required. Dyspepsia, atonic gout, hysteria and Intermittent fover are among the many affections In which it has proven useful." There are certain other lngredl' ents described in the Dlspensator and In other standard medical text books as having a beneficial action upon the organ of secretion, whose proner functioning results In the purification of the blood streams passing through them. In this man ner objectionable and poisonous In gredients of the blood are removed and the entire system Invigorated and vitalized. Tanlac was designed primarily for the correction of disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels. At the same time, however, it Is a powerful reconstructive tonic and body build er, for it naturally follows that any medicine that brings about proper aoslmilntlon of the food and a thor ough elimination of the waste pro ducUl must, therefore, have a far reaching and most beneficial effect upon the entire system. . Although Tanlac's claims for su premacy are abundantly supported by the world's leading authorities, it Is the people themselves who have really made Tanlac what It Is. Mil lions upon millions have used It with gratifying results, and have told other millions what It has done for them. That is why Tanlac has be come the real sensation of the drug trade in this country and Canada, and that is also why It is having the largest sale of any medicine of Its kind in the world today. HOISE, HOUSE, WHO SAID HOUSE? . CITY NEWS Arundel, piano tuner, Thone 189-L Dr. Harry T;. Morgan, dentist. tele phone 483. Office 315 Perkins Blilg Call at the Meal Ilakery. Sheridan t., for Superior Ilread and pastry. Call nt the Ideal Ilakery. Sheridan t., for Superior Ilread and pastry. Keep your motor clean by using carbon remover frequently. H. Mor ten. Summer Is here now and yon would better have that leaky roof repaired and painted nn with As- phnltuin roof paint. Work guaran teed. See Powell, th second hand man. CASTOR I A Fo Infants and Children ' In Us For Over 30 Years Always beats mff . wmsi Sigoatuitof ffi&AUt 1 will catch you this time. 1 will build you a S or 6 room house, front porch, Bcreen porch, clothes closets, kitchen cabinet work, complete set nlumbing, house, all painted, for S1950, one-third down, balance on terms. W. F. CARTER, 200 N. Rose itreet. DAM E AT WIXCHK8TKK. NOTICE. Having leased the Hlldebrand and Campbell bar we are In a position to furnish band, gravel or sediment in any quantities. Phone 157-R or 27-F2. Wallace & Calhoun. LUMBER YARD Social dance at Winchester Frld" April lGth. Music by Ott's orcbestr.i ' J and I HEINLINE Conservatory of t'usic PIANO VOICE Harmony pnd Theory 'Musical Kindergarten Kohlhagon Blilg. Phone 390. manufacture our own lumber have both rout;h and dressed n i Der alaru. II you want lum i her, see us. PHONE 324. t NORTH SIDE GROCERY LUMBER Of all dimensions, at reasonable ates while it lasts. block North o? West Side Store. 1267 Umpqua Wenna Phnn- SJR-P Fence Jim received. Carload of Page. beveral kinds poultry fence. Carload barb wire, nails and staples. Write us. Stearns & Chenowrth Oakluiid and YuucaUa. Auction Sale! At J.F.Johnson Place, 1 mile northwest Melrose FRIDAY, APRIL 15tli, Sale Commences i:30pm Following Is the I1M of articles t. he mild: One. two or three hon field pulvcriier; one mower, practically new; one Mv rultitntor; one plow; one burrow; one lUt-gnllon s,rn)ln outfit; two houscniovlng Jack screws; two lr.B chains; spailis or shovels; hosting bars; one prat digger, and other mlscel tinrom articles. One oak Utile and sl cak rlinlrs, nnd many other articles. Terms of Sale CASH Southern Oregon Orchard Company OWNERS M. C. RADABAUGH, Auctioneer Lustreless Paint for Walk The Ideal finish for walls and ceilings Is Acme ou Finish. An artistic, sanitary, lustreless oil paint m h """ lor walls and ceilings. Has the soft, velvety beauty f "PttU11' kalsomine, but the cleanliness and durability nf ,rto i . ' or a enamel, ACME QUALITY NO-LUSTRE FINISH. Is economical because its durability renders frequent rwi unnecessary. It can be applied over plaster, wall Jt111 canvas, wood or any surface upon which paint Is ordlnarn W' Color sample cards at our store for the asking HAMILTON DRUG CO. ROSKBURG, OltKtiON. Gromore Fertilizer FOR r I J. F. BARKER & CO, LAWNS, LOWERS, GARDENS, BULBS FERNS, SHRUBS, ORCHARDS Try it once and you will always use Gromore SEND FOR BOOKLET CLASSIFIED COLUMN a 1.1, NKW CLASSIFIED AIJVKIlTIHKMt'.NTS W il l. BK POl'M 01 Ult PAHH UNDEH UUAUINO ,KW TODAY." WANTKD. WANTED Wicker baby carriage. Cull 38G-J. WANTKD ('ni to pasture. C. T. Brown. I'hune 3-F24. WANTKD Y,otinK lady for confection ery store work. Apply at Koutch's, Kherldan slroet. WANTKD Three burros and park out fit. Prices must be reasonable, liox M7. Koto-burg. Oregon. W ANT K liWork ins, girl to share apartment. Ask lor Airs. O. W. 2um wult at Berger's Burguln Store. WANTKD 500 good split cedar fenre pouts, (, 7, 9 feet In length. W. K. Koberls, 423 Pltxer St., or at fair grounqs. WANTED Desirable ranch team et about 1200 or 1300 1t4 Also an b-on wheeled wagon or trues: if at a iAt gain. Adilress Box lloseburg WANTED Voung lady without home wishes position as housekeeper or companion to old people. Call In per- son at Uoseburg Apts., Room 8. WANTED Best cow for the money, not over six. fresh with calf or soon to freshen, from 446 to $ gallons milk per day. Box 47, Camas VaHey. Ore. WANTED, FURNITUKE-2 "beds, springs and mattresEes; C dining room chairs. 4 kitchen chairs. 1 kit chen table, 1 dining room table, 1 cook stove. Stale lowest price. B. J. Schaerer, Gen. Delivery, Uoseburg. Oregon. " WANTED TO KENT A HOUSE By permanent, responsible party. Am to locate here rep resenting large national cur poratlon If I can Hnd a home. Will you have one In near future? Address H. U C, News-ltpvlew. room wun 401 South Main FOR RKNT. FOTt hENT- Safety aoposlt boxes. Koseburs; National BanK. roil RENT Furnished privilege of bath KOlt RENT Rooms and apartments. 327 Went Douglas St. Phone sH-U W. U Haslv , KOlt RENT 10 acre fruit and poultry ranch, 3 miles from town, from three to Ave hundred a year Income above rent. See this quick. A. T. Law rence, Commercial Agent, 12S Cuss ftreet. Phone 219. M ISCELLA-X EOTJS. TAIIORINO, dressmaking of all kinds. Phone 187-R. Mrs. Outhlldgs. Foil TKAUK Lot In Miller's addition for one good horse Address A, care .Newn-Hevlew. . FOR TltADF 100 acre stock ranch for city property. All fenced but no oilier Improvements. Pure Mt. ntreain running through place. Au i1r'w T. enre Newn-Review --, LOST AID FOTKD. 1iUT Tall from a brown fox fur Finder leave at L'mpqua Hotel dining room. BIRDS for aale, fhont Ml- FOR SALE Two frtik cmlKul J'.O. Phone 17J-il KOlt S.VI.K Krmb milk foil turn 22',-J. 12 Flint 8L FOR SALE Indian Runoff iiirTsa II 00 per iliil. PhoM tin FOR SALE OR HKNT-8;cI a Inquire J. E. Ionard. Oltlk FOR SALE Black Jliaorcl op per setting, i'hr.t.- ;- FOR SALE Hume ron Rice Kroa., imiara. urtto FOR SALE Wood, food w4. W $4 a tier. Judil AJklttllii. INDIAN CLUBS for l.ll!" Also basket ball. Ueiaim Caw- vatory. - UAl i- OK 6ALE EdnM Tracts. Fred rutrcr, rsm g FOR SALE ProttctorwMI"' er. good as new. lojuwaxw Review. FOR SALE SiiO or 00 ("'"i galvaniaeU pipe. ttCn"" Second Ave. So. . FOR SALE Dalton aiWM "ckJJJ col., brand new. See It at A 1 rence's. 125 Casi St FCUl8ALE -Sinall steel "M'J'S did baker, snap If U Caaa Street. Phone ill. - FOIt"S.I."B y" " Well broken. Also osti wsui" grii!njHy;J5oneiJii g thoroughbred . - C h i?5 Cass Rt.ett J2- - rr dir. a FOirsA LAll kind; j " oarn, i.ra ' - 3S to 4 callow mil. "J to t per cent. JuddJ -T., T.-. V . ail Wlmln 01 WWW . . deliver any pUc . at MPJ irlnn ns April Ik. r HriM-kwav. O"- --53 FTJirSA-l.KV-Pr.ctlcjWjS, m run less than ' now tires. w'"a,h tL See It at SecJfi--nir FOH-SA"LliBulck I jWW nrst class "ci,ln X .. i.iiimi ures- u. conn, c'm- -.-.rTpriNS III IjiST iir.f . ., I .ink nnrrnl. I.JSI seen In North Rosehiirg Return le 4 -'4 Benson St. Reward. i7)ST In business section of city Fri day, pair of men's brown automobile gloves. Finder leave at blsofflee. Fbt'NIVair ol spectacles. Owner may. have same by calling at this office and paying for aav. OR SALE Lot Jrse; iu,l south ol No. 7" (.urrtj favlng and "ass con ... e ira sc. E IL Billing. TU.K HatcMn'lf'lJ'"' to pe-llgreed O A. , i tft nr settUiffs clearing '"'J,, mark " an,l not ,"J..Vwm-r-i IiST lol, wrist wntch. hetween Methodist and 8. Methodist churches. Return to News-Keview onice. ward. - POR MALA. FOR SALE Watkins product. West ljine I'lANu Foil IlE.N'f-Cbeap. C, S. Ilein- Rne. FOR BALE Four milch cows. Mabley Braa. l'hon. S-F3. . FOR 8AI.B Alfalfa hay. -' l"r ' toa. Dear Creek Salsa Stabl. sr.rOTfi-. nines "J. iMIras ad: gi mrzi he! ll er.hard: d''" arosldfTJ "eV of VT a-o.il resMi'-'-- - - nog te. -a, i. Ires" n , from tril 2 I"r,. Italian 7!f!ii;i 4 YMtriy?VTv The 4 wTfara T